Xiaomi Mi 10 Rendered by Ben Geskin, Feels Like Redmi K30 a Bit

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Xiaomi Mi 10 is the upcoming major phone from Xiaomi that’s prepped for debut in a month or so. Turns out its front side will look like the Redmi K30 one, while the back is more similar to the Mi 9. Ben Geskin has a pretty good idea of that.

The back side gets an Aura Glow-style gradient look and expands the camera design of the Mi 9 with an extra sensor. The front camera is cut in the screen with a double punch hole, exactly like on the Redmi K30, so the panel may be sourced from the same firm. We’ve also heard some specs for the device, but there’s a bit of confusion floating around regarding whether or not this is the Mi 10 or the Mi 10 Pro.

Anyways, the Mi 10 Pro is rumored to have a 6.5 inch OLED screen with a 90 Hz refresh rate, a Snapdragon 865 CPU and a 4500 mAh battery with 66W fast charge. There’s also talk about a quad camera with a 64 megapixel main sensor, accompanied by an ultra wide 20 MP camera and a telephoto 12 MP cam, as well as a Bokeh 5 MP shooter. We could see one model with a 64 MP camera (the Mi 10) and the other with a 108 MP camera (the Mi 10 Pro).

The Xiaomi Mi 10 series may well debut at MWC 2020, unless Xiaomi does the usual and wants to be the first company to unveil a Snapdragon 865 phone and does it earlier.

via Ben Geskin

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